In Old Chicago
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:23:19
Yes, Miss Fawcett.
Your carriage is here.

:23:21
Will you tell Mr. Warren l'll meet him
for lunch tomorrow at the Palmer House?

:23:24
- Yes, Miss Fawcett.
- Thank you.

:23:31
- Good night.
- Good night.

:23:33
Get in.!
:23:36
Let me go!
:23:38
- Shut up!
- l won't! Let me out of here!

:23:41
- Shut up.
- Let me out of here, or l'll jump!

:23:43
Go ahead.Jump.
:23:45
It's you.
Driver! Driver!

:23:48
- No use yelling at him. l fixed him.
- You're crazy!

:23:51
Maybe. But l was sane
enough until tonight.

:23:54
Then l heard you sing,
and something happened to me.

:23:58
Something swept over me l've never
felt before or ever expect to feel again.

:24:05
- What are you talking about?
- l'm in love with you, Belle.

:24:09
- Get out, or l'll call the police!
- They can't stop me from loving you.

:24:13
Maybe not, but they can sure
cool you off, brother.

:24:16
l know it sounds crazy--
and l apologize-- but it's true.

:24:19
Right now, my heart's pounding so.
:24:22
- Listen to it. Ow!
- You fool.

:24:24
l'm trembling all over.
:24:26
And l wanna be calm and cool
so l can make you understand.

:24:30
Say, are you
on the level?

:24:34
Absolutely.
:24:37
- But l don't even know who you are.
- Does that matter?

:24:40
lt does to me.
And l'll tell you another thing.

:24:42
- l didn't like that cheap
trick you pulled on me.
- l had to talk to you alone.

:24:47
What gave you the idea you could
make love to me like this?

:24:50
Just give me a chance.
l'll tell you the whole story.

:24:55
All right. You can stop here
and buy me a drink.

:24:59
No, not here.
lt's too crowded.


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